Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-03

Hobby, Iowa City; 8 s. Bishop, Chicago; A. P0lit-
chester. Eng; 3. schWartze, Halle. Germany; r.
T1lly, Chicago Some OF the papers In this section
Dr. aurreii viii discuss Psouliariues in the struc
| ture and the Diseases Of the Rar In the Negro.
DR.. Loewenbergs paper will be on Physiological
Young, Of Burlington, iowa. win present a test OF
hearing, and there will be discussion OF different
tests OF the power OF hearing and methods Of re-
SECTION xH-LARYNG0LoGY.
This section, over which DR.. VIM. b. DAILY, Of
P1ttsburg, presides, viii hold its sessions In the
| Columbian University building. Communications
| win be presented by Drs. F. B. Eaton, Portland,
New John Ncsn Sr1
Thomas, Baltimore; !: p: Klngensmith, Blairs-
toux, Parts; Lennon Browne London; z Fletcher
INGALLS,. Chicago; ". F. casseloerty, Chicago;
kossn RSs. Sc 1su:s o. snHr'
Laborde de Winthuyssen. spain; K N. Woifenden,
Paris; Masssl. Naples; A. ssuck; fsxia sTsa
Ky; y. Desvernine, Havana, cuba; F. Noura,
Paris; Ephraim Cutter, New York; Carl seller,
Rochester; N. j. stern, Phlladeiahia; N. D. Bo1..
chut, Paris; Carmalt Jones, London, England; NJ.
Schnee, Nice, France; J. H.. Hartman, Baltimore;
". G. O'TO0le, San FranciscoYJ O'DWyer. New
York; A. 3. Thrasher, Cincinnati; Lennon Browne.
London; A. j. Coey. Chicago.
SECTION XIv-DERMATOLOGY AND SYPHn noRR pHY
This section will meet In the CONGREGATIONAL
church, and Dr. A. R. Robinson, OF New York, will
preside. Papers are announced from Drs. Jona-
| than Hutchinson, London; VIM. WEIGH, Philadel-
Rhia; !; " S saoemaker, philadelphia; Herman
Pc Unna, Hamburg; Valentine knaggs, London;
;; N Bloom, Louisville; q. J. eynoids, Chicago;
Je SSG1 r9
Pesth; Or. Zambaco, Constantinople; A. T. Rob-
inson, New York; A. Ravogli, Cincinnati; G. H.
Louis; Tomasso de Amicis, Naples.
SECTION xv-PUBLIc AND INTERNATIONAL HYGIENE.
This section, over which DR.. Joseph Jones' of
| New Orleans, presides, Will meet in the Cornweu
building. The first session Monday afternoon will
be taken up with the business OF organizing the
On the following days papers will be presented by
the following: Drs. Richard II. Day, Baton Rouge,
aaAes Gcan Csr EAgypt
Magutn, Paris; TOmmasi Crudeli, Domintgos Freire
Rio lie Janeiro; Manuel Carmona, Mexico; Joseph
w. Hand. St Paul; NJ. K. Taylor. q. =. A.; T. D.
Mapother, Dublin; A. N. Bel, New York; W. L.
schencx o ss cs kan Cook Nasnyis
mento New orleans Nearly ali tue papers to be
ter, relating to sanitary science and to climatic
influences. Dr.. Formento Will read paper on
Cremation"
SECTION xVE-CLIAAToLoGY AND DEMoGRAPHY.
The sessions OF this section, to be held in the
Cornweli building, will be opened Monday after
noon, with an address by the president OF the Sec
ton, Medical Director Albert L. Ginon, q. 8. n,
on .'rhe Domain OF Clmatoogy and Demoxraphy
as Dependencies OF Medicine" Papers Will De pre-
~ ans pyc asn TcTonto Sa WET
coan, New YORK; chas Denison, Denver; T HHs N:
Dolan, Edlnburg; JuO u. Macdonald, INSPECTOR
general royal navy; A. Enfield, Bedford, Pa; Max
DuIand-Fardel Paris; Eugenio Fazlo, Naples; AL
Thos. W. hay, Beyrolt, Syria; samuel W. Kelley.
Cleveland, Onlo; E. Ii. klscn, Prague; Jno. VIII
liam Moore, Dublin; A. Aldendorn, Berlin: ii. Le
Shanghai Cnina; JOS Parrish, Burlington, n. J..
JAS. ID. Plunkett. Nashville, Tenn; Cnas. Roberts,
t;eo =; Rome n, Ba!t;mofe; vnaA smart U. A..
Marcy. Boston; A. Werlich. Cooin Germ my; Z.
Tneodo.e Williams London; A. Tucker Wise, Eng
U. .. N; Richard j. Num-, Savannah, Ca; JnO. W.
Robertson, Napd, Cal
SECTION xvI-PsycHoLoGicAL MEDICINE AND
NERVOUS III EASES.
This section, over which Dr. j. B. Andrews
superintendent OF the New YORK state Asylum
for the Insane at Buffalo, N. Y, presides Will meet
al the CoD ,regational cnu!ch. Tne papers to be
re.ld lvc by Dis j. d. Andrews, BufTaio; Rudolf
Arndt, Gfie. ,wald, G:rmsny; II. N. Bianister,
81. Louis; Walker Cnanhlns,, Boston; Daniel Clark
Toronto; Ricn I'D Dcwe. ,kor; Ia. j. l. ing.
don Down, LoaIon; A. nuremberg, Berliu; W. g.
Fletcher, IN ilila.'os; W. ". 60 .iing, " ,,hl1g-
ton; Louis FriseI1 ;, AieAanuGi,, ILily; v. liiuZe
ST. PttcrsDirs; +. A. hoin;n, Hciains ors, Finland;
iisnrJ II. hu.d, fonilic, Mlcl.; y. ii ne., 81.
Louis: Mes aihato LcIno1, Oporto, Portugal; Edw.
=. Mali.. bfooAiyn, N. y; William J. -dicAle,
London; hcroiI N. .ioyer. Chicago; NJ. RosenLna..
vlenna; Ira Russell, WinchendJn, Aass; K b.
Mitcueii and Geo. II. Styasc, LO.ldon; 4. T..
spizhi, New York; u. Hack luxe, hanweil, Eng
land, 10 N Batty luxe, r uuoursa; horace Ward
nee, ,.na &, lii; Fcancis Warner, London; r. NJ
Wis, Wizard. n. T.; fniiD Zenner, Cliluinniti;
Iheo. ": ti5ner, Boston; q. Stanley h..i, B.,ltl-
Il IA i1ei Regis, bord aux, Frame; CARO-, +.
Macdonald, Aubura, N. l.; OTTO Multer. BlanSen-
uefg, Germany; GuotdViJ, k:iO,. NV haven,
Coun; Z. MendeI, DerIn; Floyd 5. Corego, Buiia.o;
Arthur A.i.cntit, rAnourgil; A F-..es, bra, auA,
France; aerl3h bs.nis; worcester, 'ias,; a. u.
kotnweii, New YORK; L iii, J. LAulenD uli, PnilA-
de- niL Dr. GyilIn, pa..,r Gili DC u.i II saniJy
as Defense iJr ri ll-." DI. iiurd VIII SPEAK or
tne 'Re.is!ous Dniusions of Tue Insane" DR..
.nitchci oI EInOufsl, Will read paper On
sleep. anu Dr. L.,ut nulcn Will present ''somc
general conclusions derived iroiu u stu1y OF .ne
eyes Oh one lnouaad ins,t PATIENTS"
SECTION xvuL-DENTAL AND ORAL SURGERY.
DIR. Jonathan TAFT, OF Cincinnati Is PRECEDENT Of
this section, which Will IN tne Universalist
church, corner OF and Ii, IL streets. The opera
tive ROOMS and exhibit VIA De .ocated at the
FrankitA school builIluy. Auong those WIO VIII
read papers are Drs. Ahdriea, Paris; Thompson
lOpeAi- Kan; Cnlaaoin, TUSCALOOSA, Ala; TAI
boz, Chicago; Angie, Minnc Ipuils PORE, Cincin-
nAti; Goddard, . III Francisco; Brasseur, Paris;
Pradire, OF lyons, France; Fletcher, or Cincin-
natl; Andrews. Vi Cambridge, Mass.; Grdvens, ol
Indianapolis; Weeks, OF Min ieapou,; and Kolicker,
VI Zu!lcn.
4 Criminals Paradise.
To the Editor of The EVENING STAB.
Your remarks Ia yesterdays issue On the SUBJ
Ject OF burglars and bursarles are most pertinent
and your proposition to iniiict the death penalty
for fourth offense Is unquestionably worthy OF
instant and universal acceptance. But let me
tell you, SIR you just century ahead OF the
times and the like OF taat cannot De. 1t would
break up our great American paradise for criml-
naiS and criminal laws and lawyers To
suppress, burglary would be to crush one
OF our most active and thriving Industries,
and literal home industry at that Would
you deprive an army OF honest "a labor
ers OF q chance TO earn a living On the social
istic plan, or rob the needy f0rel n criminal OF
safe retreat and steady 1oD? Perish the thought
since we nave the most charming and satisfactory
set OF criminal laws ever devised for tnWartinv
Justice and enabling thieves and murdelprs 70
escape, why not let The burglars and cu.-throats
have the full benefit Of them THIS city has